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Housing built from 1885 to the outbreak of World War I was located mainly along the northern ends of [[Vale Road]] and [[Coverts Road]], along parts of [[Red Lane]], [[Common Road]], in particular the brickfield workers' cottages near 'The Griffin', and towards the southern end of [[Oaken Lane]]. Half a dozen houses were also built on the south side of the western end of [[Red Lane]] which was then renamed [[St Leonards Road]] (not St. Leonard's Road, as is sometimes incorrectly stated) after Lord St Leonards; he became Lord High Chancellor of England in 1852 and lived at Boyle Farm, Thames Ditton.